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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-03-31

or IN neil Oy Cne morning.
Seeing that it was useless to argue
with him in his then condition l turn
ed to go. when an impulse that l cam
not explain caused me to glance up
ward. Peering down through the
glass,roofed binnace / distinctly saw
human lace. The hands were curv-
ed round each side of it 50 as to
concentrate the light upon the
captain as he sat at the table,
and a pair OF cleaning eyeballs
glared wol6shly through the fingers
into the cabin below. Igazed fixedly
upward for q moment, thinking that
perhaps my imagination was PLAYING
a trick upon me-but no, there was
the face, distinct, uncanny, motion
less. Deeming it an intrusion on the
part of one of the men upon our pri-
vacy, l FASTENED to the door and
sprang up the companion way, eager
to surprise the intruder. was on the
deck in an instant, and to my amaze.
ment saw that, except the man at the
wheel there was no one abaft the
mainmast. approached the wheels
man and, with assumed carelessness,
asked who it was that had just left
the pinnacle. With. a look of surprise
that was evidently genuine he an
swered that since had gone below not
q man had been aft but himself.
st1 oiled r'ard, but the men were
lounging about as usual, some spin
ming yarns, others gazing listlessiy
over the side, but apparently just as
they were before l had left the deck.
l remember that one of them, an Azore
Islander, was grooming away in a low
voice at one of the chants peculiar to
his people, and never heard that air
in after days without being reminded
of the horrors OF that night.
Concluding that the mysterious face
at the pinnacle was q creature Of my
own imagination, ! again took my
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Liver, BLOOD and LUNG DISEASES.

done in the same length of time in my lif
medicine that seemed to tone up the muse
the whole system equal to your Discovery
Dyspepsia.-THERE A. CAss, of Sprt
sleeplessness, but your Golden Medical Disct
Chills and Fever.-Rev. H. E. MosLEY,
writes: last August thought would die '
I took your Discovery and it stopped them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-15
JoHxSr GER YouR Gus.

AS WE STATED BEFORE, WE NEVER FORGET
OUR YOUNG FRIENDS AND FOR THAT REASON
ARE ALWAYS ON THE STUDY FOR SOMETHING
TO PLEASE THEM WE PRESENT GUN WITH
EVERY BOYS SUIT IN THIS WAY OUR YOUNG
FRIENDS CAN FORM THEIR COMPANIES, BATAL-
LION OR REGIMENT. WE WILL BE PREPARED
TO FURNISH ENOUGH GUNS FOR THE BOYS
TO FORM A BRIGADE
THE GOLDEN EAGLE EXTENDS CORDIAL
INVITATION TO ALL THE BOYS REMEMBER
OUR PRICES RANGE IN BOYS SUITS FROM
$50 UPWARD, THE BEST VALUES EVER OF
FERED. IN THE DISTRICT NOTWITHSTANDING
THE GREAT MONKEY ACT OF OUR IMITATORs
WE CANNOT IMPRESS TOO STRONGLY THE ADJ
VANTAGE You DRIVE IN PURCHASING YOUR
MEMS CLOTHING FROM Us. OUR STOCK
OF HOT WEATHER CLOTHING IS COMPLETE IN
EVERY PARTICULAR. OUR PRICES ALWAYS
HAVE BEEN THE LOWEST, THEY ARE STILL
LOWER NOW. CALL AND TAKE ADvAN-
TAGE OF THIS FEAST OF ELEGANT CLOTH
ING AT THE Low PRICES WE ARE OFFERING
THEM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-15

The trustees think that the Old Biographies are
worse than the new and substituted ones The
STAR has not compared the books, and as geogra-
pliers Of the past have VIGOROUSLY shown deplor-
able ignorance concerning the National Capital
their opinion may possibly be correct. II they
are right, however, the fact would not excuse the
gross errors OF the new geography, and the claim
that these are so palpable 10 mislead no resi-
dent Of the District IS an aggravat1on rather than
palliation OF their offence. The STAR continues
10 believe that the District prefers modern to
ancient local geography that a change made
without notice or discussion and In the midst Of
school Year should AT least give the schools a re-
liable text book, and that the circumstances OF
the case suggest the advantages or preliminary
public discussions OF proposed change of text
books, such as were had by the old board OF
trustees
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. Few SPECIAL BARGAINS

A Few SPECIAL 4. BAneArss
WOODWARD LOTHROP'S NEW STORE
% pieces Fine Cotton Crocodile Cloth ~
variety Of neat, cool looking checks RadncaS
from p to l24c. per yard.
100 Pine Embroidered Chambray Robes each
containing ~ yards lain Charnbray and y
yards of embroidery. Colors Blue. Black. and
REDUCED TO s1.oo PER ROBE
w % doz Mems i r. Morley's" English Half
seven choice styles. full fashioned and Of n
ONLY 25c. PER PAIR
ms Is the lowest price yet named for these
quarter Shoes and Slippers WIN 'o"-
We are now showing the greatest bargains in
CHINA Silk yet offered in this cityNhayinV re-
Sncea prices with view of causing an in.lne-
oiA'e ui5 I S r 81 We enire summer stock.
BACK with white stripes.
Cadet Blue with cardinal stripss
Blue with cardinal stripes
Gray with white stripes
81 90 CHINA SILKS Now 75e
Light ground with dark pin stripes
Light ground with fancy figures
Dark GROUND With white figures
variety OF dark ground colors with white
Sl.75 CHINA SILKS NOW al5o
Beautful patterns IN stripes and nowerv
10 pieces Black and White Check Summer
silks Only Soc. Per yard
We have reduced the price on two qualities Of
Black Surah Silk. as follows:
Soc quality to soc. per yd.
Excellent value At the price
WOODWARD LOTHROp
1elo Corner 18th and + SITS NV
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The last number Of scfence and Education gives

The last number Of Science and Education gives
some interesting Information concerning industrial
training In the public schools OF Germany. The
manual training schools there are intended espe-
cially for the class OF boys who idle away their
time before and after school on the street, The
regular session closes at about half-past two
O'Clock In the afternoon, and after this time
the boys who, either through poverty or the
Indifference OF parents, are not properly
and BEAUTIFULLY employed must attend the indus
trial school for the rest of the day In the sum-
mer time the boys, divided into classes, each IN
der the supervision OF teacher. are trained sys-
tematically in all branches OF gardening At other
seasons OF the year the boys are engaged at vari-
Gus light crafts In work-rooms, such a. the
making Of baskets, brushes and brooms, and
plain carpentry, where the use Of tools
Is taught. Type-setting and book-binding
are taught 10 the advanced and older
classes. Zach boy receives a small remuneration
for his work when IT is faithfully and o0ediently
performed. ssThe money, however. IS not directly
paid TO him, butts put into savings bank for
him, and from time to time he receives his certif-
Gates OF deposit. The girls are taught knitting
and all kinds Of sewing In the same systematic
manner. Every lesson Is made a class drill. The
children work by dicLation all In the room doing
the same work at the same time. Every new
mesh or stitch that Is introduced Is first
illustrated By the teacher before the class on
which Is high enough for all to see. The German
government appreciates the benefit, and almost
the necessity, IN view Of the density Of popu-
latIOn and the sharp competition in all depart
ments OF labor. OF preparing its youth to make a
living by patient, continuous and remunerative
manual labor and 1t therefore encourages indus
trial training The trades organizations OF this
country have, Uy the apprentice system, ex-
cluded great body or American youth
from self-support by an educated and
sSilful hand and the main defense now of this
fact Is the claim that the work would be done
poorly by boys cheap and unframed labor 1t is
no longer generally asserted that too great CON-
petition among skilled workmen would result II
the American boys were given a chance for the
fact Is recognized that skilled workmen from
Europe I'LL the places from which the American
youth are excluded. Industrial training in this
country viii give the boys better position in the
race by rendering it impossible to shut them out
from apprenticeship universally unframed and
bungling hand-workers, and Will remove the last
excuse for their systematic exclusion from the
trades as a means or support.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-15

Icok EENT-THREE-sroRY BRICK HOUSE
10 rooms ard sn,amer ktchcn modr,n Improve,
sr9nnds; l9' St ne 9ey al No i2v); rem. ssi
NOR RENT-THREF-sToRY AND BASEMENT
L brick pweili'.E a. a bath all MI $40 psi
month; ll31 9th ST. nv 49,, ,.,.-.
,er5-3t. 10 y Fs :,
E9R RENTIULr HANDSOME PRESSED
l' Brick Dwcllins 2l3 I'd - nv. Al fle'. mrs
Apply at 227 , ST. cor. ID nv. Jel 81.
HOE RENr-rHREE-sroRY NEW BRICK
e, sSrnsr s,er ,s Boundary and lam ST sIs rsr
l,oR RENT 1925 o STREET y w II ROOMS
dnins wasr open fireplace STATIONARY ;abs, NJ,
= ST. near The British Lesatlon. house being
I oHNsT6N IriGe sac yer month HILL
EoR RENr-BRICK HOUSE. II ROOMS l4lI
saousn,on st m - shruhbery, alo view. lsrss
jei4-6t JNo B6wLEs co. 1aalF.
NOR RENT-Two HOUSES ON 18TH AND rwo
II on Tenn ave, bet h aud q n e. sr m T. sls 70
s53 store and basement $50: U aw Ss Is = fsni
sw-. 7r mi, SIS 20. llO6 y J ave e Sr and :,r
McDE fHt 4 t III T d. sS 'UiAAs sfs
I.oR RENT-Nos 2aaa 2p34. AND oe3a CT Eve
rooms each ~ssar snd cam be SF ren,s s1e sn
mouth Including water rent - 49,,
Ii r
Il ner. bay windows, al mod.imPs. $50 per month.
A. = CANNOOD,
jel4-3ts Corner 9th and n w
1,OR REMIT HAVE NEW 2-sToRY HOUSE
slde hall close,s water in yard. fine view over
tel4-3' A. s CAlwooD cor 9th and stsnw
1HOR RENT-A NEW PRESSED BRICK BAY WIN
Il dow 10 rooms heated by furnace, all modern i'm
provenents. IN the northwest y block from 10th At
Inquire OF Mrs. YOUNG, l244 1lth ST Jel4 81.
SoR PENTHOUSE 204 ST. : ROOMS; 2lOS
II At, rooms, water aud Gas all in good order:
i"tr squares from Pension one. Inquire 6es ri st
NV fel4
1.oR RENT-THREE-SToRY AND BASEMENT
Il pressed Brick bay window ten rooms $50 p,r
Month, llo2 sth 81. NV. Apply ut BRAD ADAMS
Bookstore STA Est. iei4 I'm
NOR REN I-SEvERAL LARGE HOUSES ON
Il ST., near l1th Is rooms. all improvements:
can be had for the SIMMER greatly reduced rate
b IL WARNER n co.
)elf-3t' e16 stn.w
NOR RrNr-4 PRETTY NEW HOUSES 3 ROOMS
i each. large porches in front, corner I'd and sts
sc, only squares from Navy Yard sl0 and ELI 10
good tenants. Also 93s 4th ST. n e.. 2-story new
brick. rooms. gss and WATER sl325 " r BI-R-
FORD. l422 New York ave. Jels 81.
NOR RENT-THREE-SToRY AND CELLAR BRICK
II dwelling; rooms and bath. all mod. imps we'll
located W. convenient In cars. &c TYLER 4
kUTHERFORD. 1926 st.nw Jel4-4t
NOR RENT-oN IANIER HEIGHTS, Two-sTORY
Il double frame dwelling, 10 rooms and bath, ali
mod imps.; lot 50I150 900 per snnum. TYiER
Il RUTHERFORD, l226 St NV. ,el4 At.
IyoR RENT-A SIX ROOM HOUSE No 1905 18th
II st rent Is water and sewerage. Apply G r &
RICHARDSON. HOG L ct jel4-3t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-15

The intimate relation between food and drink
was maintained yesterday, when the wheat mar
1t gave way In much the same fashion that the
coffee market did the day before. Aside from the
sharp warning which these two slumps have given
10 spectators. they have been attended by some
circumstances in the highest degree encouraging
10 the community generally. The promptneSS
with which the coffee market Rallied and grew
steady under the lead OF one Old broker who faced
about and Steamed the rOut showed that there
was plenty OF real confidence behind all the out
ward evidences OF panic In like manner the WILL
ingness well as The ability OF the Chicago banks
10 come TO the rescue yesterday and break the
force OF the downward rush in the wheat market
Was very significant IL not only speaks volumes
for the hopeful feeling which pervades the bust
ness world but 1t proves that the fears which a
few tinid capitalists have 1ndustrously striven to
excite concerning d stringency IN the money mar
ket do not apply 10 the chief distributing center OF
trade In The interior of the country.
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The following lots secured from an importer at
half price partly because of the coors unds
sirable and partly because he needed money for fall
and winter importations:
15O dozen Silk Finished Isle Hose. White split
feet Black. tan. gendarme, navy, SEAL cream light
blue, pink. &c 44c., worth 75c. pair.
70 dozen Silk Finished Isle Hose Fancy stripes
boot patterns, &C., in combination colors 49c., worth
Csc. pair.
100 dozen Black and Colored k.Finished Lsle
Hose. Soc, worth SOC. pair
10 dozen Light Weight Bal Hose Gee, worth Csc
100 dozen Black Ingram Hose. Csc, worth sec. .
pair.
SO dozen English Drop.Stitch Isle Hose Black and
colors Soc, worth Csc. pair.
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SPR,sa Hrs

SPK1sa Hrs
DUNLAP-s NEW YORK STYLE IN SPRING HAra
Ihs acknowledged tntroducer Of Head Gear In
AmssscA None genuine unless bearing THAR sx,ds
pRAxk
wuLETT RUoTH,
Sole Agents for this city.
ap4 0C6 PenAa s~sauA.
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VIcrOR e.
I TRIUMPH STILL,

V1croa e.
TRIUMPH STILL,
Push. PLUCK, PERSEVERANCE PATIENCE and
CASH work wonders II all the markets of the known
world Come to the SI.ACGHTER-PEN where
$4,000 WORTH
o. Youths Boys and Chdrens Clothing bsins sold
~ FORTY PER CENT LESS
itan any manufacturer in the country can produce
them.
$50 BOYS SUITS
szss ID u ls strictly all WOOL handsome and stylish
s5s7 A SUIT.
We agree 20 refund the money If you can duplicate
Is4 CHILDREN's SUITS
Fancy worsted. sizes to - years
81 A SUIT.
AbonAnza 70: You. small pront for Us. bu. DEATH
TO THE MANUFACTURER.
SO MEMS SUITS
Dark Blue CheviOt Atwood aud fast color
sG.9s SUIT
The publication of these figures IN SUNDAYS Post pavs
"O.a Lofty" the "nIn jams" Hes been sent to the
hospital for the cure for inebriates.
1000
Genuine seesucksr Coats and Vests FOR Boys sizes IL
IL Is years,
"Cld Lofty may wggle and sauirIn. but we are firm
in our determination to make all wsyup-yondsriu-
prosmen 'roOst low"
200 MEMS WORKING SUITS
Sacks and Getaways. NOT sn wool.
$500 SUIT.
This is not the misty phantssmagoris Of dream but
stern and stable fsct. You. "Do not let
Jour chances, like sunbesms pass you by" These are
only samples of the grand array bargains We have In
store for you
COME
and pick and choose. and 20 away bearing trophy Of
Tie victory that VICTOR l. has made possible.
VICTOR z ADIEFs
1KN IFP CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. TEN
OCT and 929 7th St \. w Cor Mass Ave.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturday until l D. m
"Omee Coats. stripes and cheeks, 2,c each On
Sale Mondays, edne sdays aud Friiays, from to 9
O'Clock Am Remember the days and the hours a.
These coats VIII positively not be sold other
osoer nourA jel3
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The school board sensibIy offers TO furnish the
Information concerning the schools desired by the
ath local association, TO the citizens representa-.
tive committee, and the citizens representative
committee sensioly decides the 4th local associa-
ton asserting that action of this kind which In.
wolves dealing with branches OF the United States
Government is properly OF It's functions to the
exclusion OF the local associations All parties
have fortunately reached the same wise conclu-
sion, and from the direct dealings OF the represen
tatiye committee with the trustees and commits.
sioners all acting harmonlOusly as Indicated
whatever there is 10 know and approve or crticise
In the management OF the schools ought TO be
readily learned
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FoR THURSDAY. FR1pAY. SATURDAY,
(June 16) tJune I'D (June 49,
eKBareains in Gloves for these three days. The de-
tails given below deserve your notice.
s sss ERR ERR e. S'S + a /
ssss + ZEE eco Il "a ILL
ssss "A 1 ZEE
SIS "A t., E.
SSSS A A ILL ZEE
gee + 90 y ZEE ssss
E ~ + & & Wy En- ssss
edo ILL 90 ZEE Sass -.
Fon THURSDAY. FR1nAr, SATURDAY,

Ho1 LLLl w LEE DO~
CSC. GLOVES FOR $50.
Cndressed Kid Mousquetaire Gloves embroidered
backs. tans, grays, &c.
rH-To those of our many patrons who have been
paying 9Sc. pair would remark that we have been
paying SIC. SO dozen until this week. when we sue
ceeded in closing out 100 dozen from the importer at
$3.50 dozen. We can Temporarily make the price
CSC. pair.
s15o GLOVES FOR sla5.
These 5.button "Pslais Royal" lid Gloves Every
pair tried and warranted colors. New styles Of
embroidered backs.
s1sold a. cost price TO make the Special Sale sps-
cially attractive.
s1.ss GLOVES FOR s1.es.
s-button 'palais Royal" Dressed Kid Mousauetairsa
New shades tans &c. Tried on and warranted
tI-Our patrons who habtually buy these Gloves ere
respectfully informed only pair will be sold Gus
toner.
81 GLOVES FOR SOC.
These are our "Elits" Kid Gloves, buttons 90 d.
loped tops. embroidered backs.
EBFor three days at Soc, but we will not try the
customer.
CSC. GLOVES FOR 49,
5.button Undressed Kid Gloves, embroidered backs,
scallopeQ tOpS
rF-Some of the skins are little hard. but the ms
jorty of the lot soft and pliabe and are worth
more than &c. pair; so dozen to select from
BARGAINS IN MITTs.
FOR 15c.-Warranted All-Silk Mitts. Black and
colors. Regular price 16c. pair.
FOR 25c.-Heavy Silk Jersey Mitts. Black and col
ors. Regular price 39c pair
SILK GLOVE BARaAINA
FOR 4Sc.-Wsrranted All-Silk MousQuetaire Qlovss
All shades Regular price CSC. . pair.
FOR 25c.-Silk mixed with Linen These Mot,soue.
tare Gloves look like all silk. Wear twice - long
Regular price 48c.
~ Above special prices for three days only.
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Observation-Disclosures

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANrED,-AT ,oSoE-ssoo FoR SHORT
dres. srockH1M. Star Office L.
WALNTED-A RfsfoNsIBLE PARTY. WITHOUT
July 10 oeoSer ahe .S SsF So or an od senean CT
after $50 p m. 126 q st. s.e II
WANTED.,IwENTY HORSES AND CARTS AT
morning It.
WANTEr-;A TRACT OF LAND CONTAINING
D'isA fn5 ISIS Si.sf s@
building. jel5-6.
WaANTED-MUsIo ron 4 SEASIDE RESORT
dress ?, o. Bx Iss. salisbury. Md, 80 Jei5,3s
WANTED-To HIRE HORSE AND CONVEYANCE
p.n aSu H amss S each ", week from to p III APry
~ vest for groceries. Address J.. star once.
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tins Address ssoS 81 St NV. city jsI4-st.
Ss SSs a geo W oT
18th and ST. ysl4-3t'
WANTED-LADIEs TO KNOW That WE MAKE
ssan II
for ei Nes Home Sewing Machine '2s 9th st. NV
WANTEp-A FEW CUSTOMERS IN NORTH
the Jersey Mix from 1' aoasmOni" 1w. j RHEEs'
ss5 Or
NV. 9elo-ot-
WANTED,,FoR 4 REALLY. GOOD FITTING
sfsFs
WANTED = HoUsEKEEPERs To TRY READY
SsSiE eass sand
WANTED HAVE FOR PUBLIC USE. TWO
81 S'sh'PEsR rs
WANTEb-sEGoNp-HA FyENITuRE, Car CAR
fr S rSa S:sa
WANTEp,7HIaHEsT Cash PRICE PAID D. FOR "a,
Furniture. Address Box 1875. Star ONCE jes-lm'
;ItSe JrI
pared from fruits vegetables Can be taken freely
ESS Drug s ss
WANTED WELLS DUG BORED. DRIVEN AID
Espss red terms moderate Address W. H MOI
WANTED-HoRsEs TO PAsTURE-KEEPING
ss stalls der
ro% city, S exXk !Rr sso st.
WANTED-EvERYBODY TO KNOW THAT WE
4 soS' Manufacturing c'0'h'''' and 1a %ya1m
WANTED-BoUNTY LAND wARRANTs-wM. J:
w JOHNSTON, Attorney at Law, Room Al, lie Droit
Building will pay cash for Military Bounty Land War
issued for services in any war prior to Rebel.
lion mh1S-3ms
WANTRD-sTEAM CARPET CLEANING WORKS:
pete called for and delivered, lowest prices Once
cali 49, Il Yo6N 23s ST. anu
WANTED-IT KNOWN THAT c. s. BUNDY, OF
sIsnns s
tories Except Maryland. my l-6m
WANTED-R. WASHINGTON'S
w MAGIC CREAM OR INSTANTANEOUS CURE.
Any breaking out on face body cured Moth, PIN
PIES wrinkles black vulgar redness and
all facial Disbursements removed, aud clear COM
plexion insured to nil who it Perfectly harmless.
l. Testimonials on application.
Sold by all druggists. Soc and 81 per box.
Sent to any address ap25-3ms
VVANTED-BUsINEss MEN TO LEAVE THEIR
w orders with for neat Job and book printing. We
make specially OF quick work.
TAYLOR i BART, Printers and Engravers,
mh12 sos 9TH ST. n W
WANTED-AT GEN. E. F. BEALE's STOCK
w farm, horses to winter at IS box stalls
tursge &3.o0 horses called for and returned E
b. LAFFERTY. Hay scales, 10th and La. av. ta146m
WANTED-MoTH AND OTHER INSECTS EX-
w terminated from carpets, furniture. turs &C. oy
the only which can kill them Hot Nspths Gas
A. II. CHACE BRO, GIG La. ap2S
WANTED STEAM CARPET CLEANING. NO
w whipping by our process. Telephone ll5-6. A
II. CHACE 4 BRO. GIG La ap24
WANTED = COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR
w every State and Territory. Notary and u 5.
Commissioner. JOHN Z. BEAII. 1921 F st; NV.
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Somebody has taken the trouble to cable all the
way from London the announcement that the
Morse department Of the American exhibition
contains documents designed TO prove that this
continent was discovered in the tenth century by
an leelandlc explorer As every primary school
geography OF the present day contains this inter-
estinS Information, and at least one statue has
been erected 10 the explorer In our country 1t
seems hardly worth while 10 incur the expense OF
telegraphing the news three thousand miles under
the sea, Especially as there now exist sundry in
choate Claims 10 the honor OF a still earlier dis
covery of the western hemisphere by adventures
from the other side Of the globe
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THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING 90,
No. 400 7TH ST., N. ". COR. D. je15
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WANTED--HFLP


WANTED-A YOUNG WOMAN ron oTrIcE ASp
s sssE Address in S"s'
xrANrEp-A MAN WITH EXPERIENCE n 4
DUNNiNdT0N. Smithsonian Institution. II.
WANTEp-1MMED1ATEL GOOD GIRL.
three. 1922 9th st. NV. '" II.
WANTED Two GOOD RELIABLE coLoRED
iiss; WAGES 10 per month Apply, with reference,
WANTED F1RsT-CLAss DREssMAKERs AT
coos Hon.emsds Mem 2aoss Rbi woM fsn
4GN $50 Sss Ss1 &
WANTED..A, VERY SMALL FAMILY DESIRES
cnsas;. rs %a sly
WANSTTiEaD, . :. 4 BOY 70 strip TOBACCO, WITH
n e.. between North Cap and 1st and L. St sn IT.
WANTED = A FIRsT.CLAss NEAT PLUMBER.
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG SALES
as ST. 5s,sas young girl
WANTED TWO OR THREE EXPERIENCED
eo s SHRa h s ST. need
w tsrs and CLAIMS. cHAs. MADEs. corner Sd st. and
Pennsylvania ave. 1t
WANTED-A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS MUSIC,
Ausc house.
WANTED-A sTEADY:GoINa GENTLEMAN
CURED s.lss lag sl5 weekly Also one to travel Cali
tirst-class need apply; pay $40 per week at 22s
SHs eS5I The
to 10 am, 1t 1883 st. Vi A0'' Arp33 ssi4ost
XNANTED-CAR-BUILDE CAN HAVE IMME-
sis aioSsaz sas
DEL j14-2w
W1STEp-WH1TE AND coLoREp WOMEN
IS sn o fS ss. sss ts ST. nx kinds q
M .P. e 41; to aAK5 sAss 95
WANTED-A GOOD FAMILY COOK; ALSO,
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WANTED-A GOOD RELIABLE WHITE NURSE;
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WANTED-A GOOD COOK -(WoMANJ. WITH
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WANTED-A RELIABLE WHITE WOMAN FOR
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WANTED-A NEAT. GOOD-TEMPERED COL
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month. Address Box 81, Star office. je14-2t'
WANTED-A THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
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BILE window-dresser. Liberal salary. Address T; g..
Star Office. je14-3t'
wANTED-rEN do5 WAGON DRIVERS AND
and load BIS steady work for eleven moths in ths
four and 5000 ga sos dollars week Apply At once
jei i P fGls III BRICK MACHINE CO.
WAANTED-A FIRST CLASS COOK AT a1s a Ct,
w ANTED-A GOOD BLACKSMITH AND ONE
WILSON. $50 New York ave. je13-3t'
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS STAIR BUILDER,
W steady employment. Inquire VIM. VERMILLION
son. 9O9 goth st. NV. je13-3t'
" their names. and address to Business Nan: Star
WANTED-FARM HAND: MUST BE A GOOD
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WANTED-wOMENC COOKS $40 TO s25. MAIDS.
w Nurses Lsundres.es. Hotel Walters, Drivers,
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"ANTED-LEARNERS FOR PROF. CHRISTNER'S
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eminent Paris. Berlin and London dressmakers cut.
Patterns cut materials fitted busted draped made.
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MANIFESTATIONS.
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE, WHITE GIRL,
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